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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1931

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Award Contract to Erect New Market School

The school board awarded the general contract to erect a new market school after a special meeting on Wednesday. Bids for plumbing were awarded to A. E. Fisher with competitors Keeler, Bouse, and Edward S. Moodley noted. Heating bids open Saturday. the project will include four rented rooms and an auditorium to serve about 950 to 300 children, with the building expected to become a major district facility.

Jefferson T. Kemp J.elitr Norman Greet Betson Seer Mr. Fisher Keeler Bouse Edward S. Moodley Leste N. Cobrentz Board of Educaton Robert L. Warheld Harry Y. George Brunswick B.C. Kefauver Supervie

Farmer Rescued From 75 Foot Slope Using Block and Tackle

Gaieza Md July 23 AP Samuel Ford a 70 year old farmer became paralyzed while repairing a 5 thirty foot high slope when a block and tackle system was used to lower him to the ground and he was aided by his son and others The incident followed a dog attack on James Rice son of Howard D Rice injuring his neck and body parts near Brunswick The boy was treated and recovering The report notes small bottles of mixing sections for odors were being sold in Pa.

Gaieza Samuel Ford Ford James Howard D. Rice Brunswick Levin West Imes Generod

Weather fragment review for present day

Unclear OCR fragment shows garbled weather data and stray letters. No definite location date or forecast details are readable.

Plans for Dairymen's Meet and Contest Details

Readable fragments describe a dairy industry event led by Association Tatar Ridge with Erie county officials and judges from Frederic County. A winner will receive $20 in gold presented by Congressman William P. Cole. The feature includes amateur and professional performers and a morning program with a young woman connected to the dairy industry.

Tatar Ridge Altos. Com Meerick Councy Divettes David G. Zentz Taucmne Frederice County Beven Anis Mwa GE Cou Town Samuel Roser Sabi Carroll Warner Lewistown R. V. Smith Arlington Flory Earl Parmelee Ewing Mont Wiliam P. Cole Bal-timore

Minister Escapes Death Secretary Is Killed in Shanghai

Two bombs and gunfire struck at T. Y. Seong, finance minister and S. Soong ally, as they arrived from Nanking. Seong escaped. his secretary died. The attack wounded others. no group claimed responsibility.

Shanghai T.Y. Seong Marx Soong S. Bx Nanking Yu-Loh Harvard Universties

Montgomery County Man Takes Own Life

An elderly Montgomery County man, aged 86, died by suicide at home. Police and investigators reported the incident occurring in a garage and noted no known foul play. The event is being treated as a tragic self-inflicted death with routine inquiries ongoing.

Montgomery County

Washington Letter Warns of Press Censorship Attempts

A Washington Letter reviews efforts by President Hoover and the Department of Commerce to suppress news about Hoover’s movements. It notes secret services and correspondents restricted to authorized channels, with editors warned about risks and the drive for speed in reporting.

Santam Osher Icaly GWL de Ray Hoover Consoestia Mr. Hoovers Hart Washington News Seores mareruAy House

Dean S Loverly obituary notes Baltimore gathering and school work

Fragmented obituary notice for Dean S Loverly cites illness halt, return to Hood College duties, and later hospital. Mentions involvement with Stoughton Personnel and Pennsylvania State Federation of Women, Daughters of the Revolution, and teaching groups. Plans for August market fund drive andAugust 13 gathering noted.

Sara C Ssbeer Howard Bas M Bower Dueeph H. Angie Lae Hood National Daughters of the American Economig Associa’ Toetess ‘Mazgiai Ganz Teathers Relam

Alleged Faulty Drainage Case Ends in Injunction Sought

Fragmented OCR text shows a dispute over drainage issues with references to injunctions and alleged faults. Names appear garbled but indicate a civil action seeking remedies and damages.

Federal agents killed by quarry incident

Disjointed report states two federal agents were killed and one wounded during an armed confrontation on a road near Fort Wayne. The names Adams and others appear, with references to Indianapolis and Portland, Indiana, and a special agent’s hospital transfer. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.

George Adams Ihestad Fort W Mitch Road Quar Adams Indianapolis C. E. Green Portland Ind

Trading Continues Dull in Market

Market activity remains muted with small moves as trading stalls. Analysts note limited price swings and cautious investor sentiment amid uncertain economic signals.

Attempt to recover baseballs blocked by resident

A writ of replevin issued by the Gaithersburg Athletic Association seeks two dozen baseballs claimed to belong to the association and allegedly held by Jacob Miller. Miller, advised by counsel, refuses to surrender them until damages are paid, citing disturbances from games near his garden and trespass concerns near his home. The dispute centers on balls landing in Miller's garden and the ongoing standoff.

Reptevin Gaithersbure Athletic Association Shorlel Charles Orme Morgomery County Jacob Miller Athletic Association Miller The Muller Thas Ifen

Fire at Crisfield waterfront causes 150000 in damage

A waterfront fire in Crisfield ravaged a dockside area causing estimated losses of 150000. Local authorities responded as crews battled the blaze through the night. The report notes surrounding structures and residents facing estimated losses and ongoing investigations.

Graized Man in Mining Village Kills Five

A deranged man attacked family members and residents in a small mining village near Urs today, firing at random from a revolver after escaping from a hospital. Five killed and four or five wounded, including Mrs Demofonti and others. suspect Demetonti shot and wounded in the hip. the shooter died later.

Urs Mike Tus Marko Demofonti Ars Aafonso Fastett Frank Dakela Garpano Bevilaqua Pepe Aagty Banan Demefonzi Esilian Demetonti George Masters Slige Demofonti Glenanica Gaxeia

Brunswick Girl III Sees Funeral Flowers Arrive

A Brunswick girl third of her name witnessed funeral flowers arriving at the ceremony site. The arrival marked a somber moment as local mourners gathered to honor the deceased.

Brunswick Girl III

London Parley Approves Plan to Aid Germany

At a London conference a plan to aid Germany was approved, with a credit extension of 108 million dollars and measures to keep credit volumes steady. Secretary Stimson will travel to Berlin with the delegation as Hoover says the conference laid foundations for German stability.

London Germany Tostere Bruening Orhor Muenzbere World Bank Basel Central Bank Stimson Berlin Washington Hoover Melton

Mother Seton petition presented to pontiff

In Vatican City on July 23 a large scroll was presented to the Pope by a delegation led by Father Sep B Code and others. The petition profiles Mother Seton as the founder of the United Sisters and alumnae alliance, tracing her cause to 1807.

Vatican City Amer United Ream Prieate Sep B. Code St. Ambrose

Amateur Golf Tests to Be Held in Baltimore 1932

In 1932 Baltimore hosts amateur golf tests with several depots of Canada supplying equipment. The event features diverse golf gear including graphite and misformatted items. Details remain unclear due to OCR artifacts but indicate a year of competitive play and regional participation.

Baltimore

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